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Exploring woodcarving markets to determine the potential of fiscal instruments for improving woodland management: the case of woodcarving in Southern ZimbabweStanda-Gunda, W.; Bond, I.; Campbell, B.M.; Petheram, L
The traditional broom trade in Bushbuckridge, South AfricaShackleton, S.; Campbell, B.M
Will forests remain in the face of oil palm expansion? Simulating change in Malinau, IndonesiaSandker, M.; Suwarno, A.; Campbell, B.M
Stimulating smallholder tree planting – lessons from Africa and AsiaNawir, A.A.; Kassa, H.; Sandewall, M.; Dore, D.; Campbell, B.M.; Ohlsson, B.; Bekele, M English 0.23 MB
In search of improved rural livelihoods in semi-arid regions through local managementof natural resources: lessons from case studies in ZimbabweFrost, P.; Campbell, B.M.; Luckert, M.; Mutamba, M.; Mandondo, A.; Kozanayi, W
What kind of research and development is needed for natural resource management?Campbell, B.M.; Hagmann, J.; Sayer, J.A.; Stroud, A.; Thomas, R.; Wollenberg, E
Governance and the capacity to manage resilience in regional social-ecological systemsLebel, L.; Anderies, J.M.; Campbell, B.M.; Folke, C.; Hatfield-Dodds, S.; Hughes, T.P.; Wilson, J
Case studies in resilience: fifteen social-ecological systems across continents and societiesCampbell, B.M
The wealth of the dry forests: can sound forest management contribute to the millennium development goals in Sub-Saharan Africa?Petheram, L.; Campbell, B.M.; Marunda, C.T.; Tiveau, D.; Shackleton, S English 0.2 MB
Modeling the dynamics of landscapes and livelihoods in Malinau District, IndonesiaSuwarno, A.; Campbell, B.M English-http://www.mssanz.org.au/ 0.5 MB
Thinking beyond the canopy 
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Thinking beyond the canopy Thinking beyond the canopy 
